Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6 |         apocalyptic. There is no certainty in its identification with
 2 3,7 |          There came to Jonah the certainty that God had accepted the
 3 4,2 |      there must have created the certainty of Israel’s doom in his
 4 4,7 |           9:7). Therein lies the certainty that a just God will justly
 5 5,7 |        Assyria. There is also no certainty whether Shalman (10:14)
 6 6,4 |        we can infer with virtual certainty that he was a Zoroastrian
 7 8,2 |        Author. ~ Though absolute certainty is unobtainable, there is
 8 9,2 |         site of this hamlet with certainty. A barely possible support
 9 10,2|        less can be affirmed with certainty than Habakkuk. Not only
10 13,4|     prophet’s movements with any certainty; that a certain amount of
11 13,1|        possible now to know with certainty what the rigmaroles of these
12 15,4|      less envisaged, the general certainty of God’s rule is the funda­
13 17,9| dogmatism comes largely from the certainty with which we can apply
14 17,4|          was to receive its real certainty in Jesus Christ, had already